No rest for the Wyndford
Plus: Glasgow's neglected glasshouses and the West End spot making magic out of aubergine
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Magnet fishing is supposed to be a wholesome hobby. Why all the beef?
TikTok embezzlers, outlaw leaders and a five year Scottish Canals dispute: welcome to the wild west of Glasgow’s waterways
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A study of loneliness, with a Glasgow backdrop
'On Falling’ crowns the return of Glasgow Film Festival. But when will the city get to play itself?
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'The Locksmith is coming for you all': Glasgow’s anti-cyclist vigilante
Is a mysterious guerrilla campaign the work of one obsessive - or the will of a silent majority?
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Exclusive: post-Budget fallout as Glasgow councillors slam 'calculated' leaks
Plus, a cocktail bar that needs a codeword to enter, and politically brainwashed toddlers
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The secret ‘smart-canal’ trying to solve Glasgow’s housing crisis
A multimillion-dollar computer brain, 3,000 new houses and a 3% drop in mortality rates
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Can Glasgow get a handle on its potholes?
The city's climate is a recipe for holes — and an obstacle to fixing them.
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Squeaky budget bum time for Glasgow
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Why can’t Glasgow just buy back its old buildings?
The council is set to forcibly reclaim the Egyptian Halls. But this isn't a blueprint for the city's crumbling heritage, say those in the know.
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Will Glasgow gobble up what Michelin has to offer?
Plus: welcome to your brand new briefing
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How to save Sauchiehall
Can a new Culture and Heritage District turn the street’s fortunes around?
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For over 50 years, Kizzy has read Glasgow's future. Who is she?
The Savoy Centre psychic is surrounded by mythos. What's the truth?
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Glasgow council trials a new penpal strategy to tackle the housing crisis
Plus: Ethiopian eateries and a furry fuss
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Crack pipes and viral TikToks: the gospel of The Streets
In under six months, two recovering addicts have become Glasgow's newest online celebrities
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The defector: Reform UK's first in-road into Glasgow
Labour courted him, the Conservatives ignored him. Now Thomas Kerr is causing a stir
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